I Have a Restaurant That Spans Time and Space

This book is a long story about the growth of Zhutian Martial Arts, featuring a unique narrative about the life of a bright young man and the transformation of martial arts and mind. The protagonist, Li Shu, is a fresh graduate majoring in cooking who has a bright, talkative, fun-loving, and strong sense of empathy. He is accidentally bound to a cross-time and space time restaurant, where he possesses a rule-level invincible body. He is mistakenly judged by the heroes as a hidden master who has mastered the indestructible power of the Vajra. The rules of the book are closed loop with zero bugs: warriors who destroy a store will only be compensated with supplies. Only by saving lives and overcoming hearts and rebuilding fate can they exchange for top-notch secret skills, and no brainless gifts of skills can be eliminated. The magic weapons, elixirs, and secrets harvested by the protagonist can be freely retained or liquidated. The martial arts system is pure and orthodox by selecting the best to practice hard and eliminating miscellaneous skills. The restaurant is divided into three floors with distinct hierarchies, compatible with the time and space of martial arts in the world, and supports the same character and two forms on the same stage. The plot has two parallel lines. The martial arts line focuses on opening a shop and making friends, watching martial arts and practicing hard, and overcoming the inner demons of the heroes. The modern line leads a low-key life and restrains attacks. The protagonist has no saintly halo at the beginning. He starts out as a childish boy who loves to watch the excitement, and experiences the joys and sorrows of Qiao Feng, Yang Guo, Li Mochou and other heroes. In the process of witnessing the fate of all living beings, he gradually settles the pattern, breeds compassion, and completes the transformation of his character. In the later stage, you unlock the highest forbidden area of ​​the restaurant, learn top-notch martial arts, and finally become a ferryman from the heavens who hides in the city and is excellent in both civil and military affairs. There is no bloody romance, no plot of wits, and the ending is high-end and meaningful.